Milan Hejduk Autographs
Milan Hejduk is a former professional ice hockey player from the Czech Republic. He was born on February 14, 1976, in Usti nad Labem. Hejduk began playing hockey at a young age and joined Litvinov HC, a Czech club team, when he was 16 years old. He played there for several years before he was drafted to the NHL by the Colorado Avalanche in 1994.
Hejduk played for the Avalanche for his entire NHL career, spanning over 14 seasons. He was known for his speed, agility, and impressive goal-scoring abilities. He was an integral part of the team that won the Stanley Cup in 2001, scoring several crucial goals throughout the playoffs. Hejduk was also a six-time NHL All-Star and won the Maurice “Rocket” Richard Trophy for leading the league in goals scored in 2003. In total, Hejduk scored 375 goals and 805 points in 1,020 NHL games.
Hejduk retired from professional hockey in 2013 after a successful career spanning over two decades. He was one of the most beloved players in Avalanche history and was inducted into the team’s Hall of Fame in 2018. Today, Hejduk remains involved in the sport as a coach and mentor, passing on his knowledge and experience to the next generation of players. His impact on the Colorado Avalanche and the NHL at large will not soon be forgotten.
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Current items with a signature of Milan Hejduk
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Traded items with a signature of Milan Hejduk
The most expensive item with a signature of Milan Hejduk (Colorado Avalanche Milan Hejduk SIGNED Vintage Koho Authentic Hockey Jersey 56) was sold in July 2025 for $649.99 while the cheapest item (MILAN HEJDUK COLORADO AVALANCHE SIGNED AUTOGRAPHED HOCKEY CARD) found a new owner for $0.30 in December 2013. The month with the most items sold (79) was June 2025 with an average selling price of $6.09 for an autographed item of Milan Hejduk. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in October 2021 with $129.99 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.73 was July 2024. In average, an autographed item from Milan Hejduk is worth $6.12.
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Latest News about Milan Hejduk
Beanpot final pits Harvard, N'eastern for first time (02/07/2023): Marek Hejduk, the son of former NHL forward Milan Hejduk, scored two goals, including the winner, and Harvard edged Boston College, 4-3, in a Beanpot semifinal game Monday at TD Garden, before Northeastern topped Boston University in the nightcap. 
Retired Colorado Avalanche star Milan Hejduk speaks with the Daily (04/08/2014): Retired Avalanche star and Stanley Cup champion Milan Hejduk, white, weaves behind the goal during the Summit Hockey Classic celebrity hockey tournament Saturday, April 5 at the Stephen C. West Ice Arena in Breckenridge. The annual charity event raises money for Summit Youth Hockey. Colorado Avalanche star Milan Hejduk to play in Summit Hockey Classic (04/03/2014): AP FILE Photo- Jan. 14, 2013 - Former Colorado Avalanche star forward Milan Hejduk (pictured) will be among the celebrity hockey players particpating in this weekend's Summit Hockey Classic in Breckenridge. Proceeds benefit Summit Youth Hockey. Milan Hejduk, former Colorado Avalanche forward, retiring from NHL (02/25/2014): Though he still has the same lean physique he ever had as a player, Milan Hejduk conceded to Father Time on Monday, officially retiring from the Avalanche and NHL following a 14-season career. Milan Hejduk retires from Avalanche (02/25/2014): Milan Hejduk still laces up his skates every day and heads out onto the ice, where his notoriously quick wrists continue to send puck after puck skittering into the net.
Older News Stories about Milan Hejduk
Ex-Avalanche forward Milan Hejduk to announce retirement (11/2013): Former Colorado Avalanche right winger Milan Hejduk plans to officially announce his retirement in the near future. NHL notes: Milan Hejduk not re-signing with Avalanche (07/2013): The Milan Hejduk era in Denver is officially over. Avs' Milan Hejduk to play season finale Saturday in likely swan song (04/2013): Milan Hejduk will not play in Friday's Avalanche game at Phoenix. But he will play in Saturday's season finale at the Pepsi Center against Minnesota. Colorado Avalanche loses forward Milan Hejduk to shoulder injury (03/2013): Avalanche right wing Milan Hejduk is out indefinitely with a shoulder injury, which he suffered early in Saturday's 1-0 overtime victory over the Nashville Predators in Denver. Colorado Avalanche knocks off Minnesota Wild on Milan Hejduk's birthday bash (02/2013): Valentine's Day turned into Veteran's Night at the Xcel Energy Center. The semi-struggling Avalanche, trying to climb out of a three-game winless skid, leaned on its two senior members Thursday and landed on a 4-3 shootout victory over the Minnesota Wild. Gabriel Landeskog succeeds Milan Hejduk as Colorado Avalanche captain (09/2012): Gabriel Landeskog, the reigning Calder Trophy winner as NHL rookie of the year, was appointed captain of the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday, becoming the youngest captain in league history. DENVER -- The Colorado Avalanche announced Milan Hejduk as their team captain Mo (11/2011): The 35-year-old will have a captain's 'C' on his jersey for the first time during Tuesday's game in Pittsburgh. "Milan is a player who leads by example both on and off the ice," said Avalanche head coach Joe Sacco in a statement. Fan Mail: Avs' Milan Hejduk talks team building, future retirement (05/2011): In this installment of The Denver Post's "Fan Mail," veteran Avalanche winger Milan Hejduk discusses life after hockey, what the Avs must do to become a contender again and his infamous "Duck Dance."
